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1. | Most people get ___d when they have to stand in line for too long. | 3. | His shirt was ___ because of all the humidity. | 5. | I'll meet you at Starbucks at 3 ___ sharp. | 7. | Im___ drivers honk their horns frequently; ___ drivers wait patiently and quietly. | 8. | They ___ed all their belongings into the truck and drove away. | 10. | When ___ sneezes, the whole world catches cold. --Popular expression. | 13. | "It was a ___less murder," said the TV reporter. (Are there any sensible murders?) | 14. | She heard the warning ___s as the garbage truck slowly backed up. | 15. | Take the clothes out of the washer and put them in the ___. |
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Down: |
2. | She ___d for suspecting that he was having an affair. | 4. | Her given name was Patricia, her ___en name was Evans, and her married name was Jones. | 6. | He right-clicked on the "Stuff" file so that he could ___ it; the original name was too vague. | 7. | In the old days, they kept convicts busy by giving them sledge hammers to use at nearby rock ___s. | 9. | If you don't like your ___s, you should move to a new ___hood. | 11. | He stood ___ the mountain and looked at the valley, other mountains, and blue sky. | 12. | John ___ was the Democratic presidential candidate in 2004, but he lost to Bush. |
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